Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-08-04
MINNESOTA.
-Hastings will bore for oil or gas.

--dastlnSs Will bore Tor oil or g0s.
-Winona has declared war on street
walkers.
The late arrivals at Lake Minnetonka
fill nearly column.
An incendiary fire at Albert Len caus-
ed a loss of S4 600.
-Duluth's population is $4,000, based
upon the new directory.
R. j. Mcguire, a well-known newspa-
per man Of Duluth, is dead.
The gospel army has arrived at Albert
Lea and begun a campaign.
"A new German Methodist church has
been dedicated at Minneapolis.
The deprsdations of the chinch bug
in the vicinity of Winona are great.
-Crookston has voted 100000 in aid
of the Brainerd and Northern railway.
The corner stone of the new Episco
pal church at Perham was laid lately.
-TremP5 set fire to an incomplete
house at Sauk Rapids. Loss, $1,000.
The big Chautauqua camp. meeting at
Width Bear lake was a literary love feast.
"A party of surveyors are at work near
Walnut Grove on the Three Falls railway
line.
The 6-year- old son of John o. NAL
lay, of Tracy, fell into we'll and was
drowned.
The st. Anthony company will
promptly rebuild their burned evators on
a large scale.
| The wife of John Hughes, at Tracy,
has leen adiudged insane and taken to
| st. Peter asylum.
The Duluth G. A. H. post passed a
resolution deprecating any attempt to re-
turn The battle flags.
Henry Ernest was drowned at Winona
by the capsizing of pleasure boat,
which ran into the ferry cable.
Farmounts militia company took the
the Second regiment NJ. N. e.
-Abner Shull was arrested at Oaklawn
on charge of raping his step daughter,
aged IL. Shull is GO years old.
Fred Tank, an old settler of Welch,
was killed by being thrown from buggy,
| when going to church at New Trer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bloods, of Luke City,
died from injuries received from being
thrown from Luggy, living only an hour
afterwards.
DIR. William SANDY, of st. Cloud,
was sunstruck, iell from his buggy, re-
| ceiving serious injury, and was found in
the road insensible.
p. o. Noben, of Fergus Falls, is O
candidate for the receivership of the land
Office at that place, John G.. Nelson hay-
ing refused to accept.
-Philander Ball, On aged hermit died
alone Mt Wadena, the death agonies being
SO intense thnt he had torn the flesh from
his knees, hips and arms.
Thomas G. Blair suicided at Ten
Mile lake, first attempting to drown him
II; that failing, he cut his throat. HIS
mud hud been unsettled by i'll health.
Two deputies from the postoftice de-
partment has been inspecting Rochester,
to make plans, if possible, for the intro
duction there of a free delivery system.
President Hill, of the Manitoba, has
contracted for twelve steel boats to ply
from Duluth 10 Buffalo with the grain of
the Manitoba. They will cost S1,5o0, 900.
Edward Calder was killed in q St
Paul box factory by the elevator descend
ing upon him. A young lady on hel
way from Scotland was to marry him on
her arrival.
"A novel game of base ball was played
at Tracy, one nine being composed OF
Democrats and the other of Republicans.
The Democrats won, the score standing Il
to II in their fav .r.
i. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Delano, of Terrs
Haute, Ind, who has been at Hastings 70,
some days past, has been adiudged insane
by the probate court and will be taken to
the asylum at Rochester.
Mrs. w. ". Baines, of Brainerd, was
fatally injured by an angry bull. She had
driven the animal out Of the garden, when
he returned aud thew the fence against
her, crushing in her face.
(. The convicts in the prison at Still.
water are making arrangements for the
ssuance of weekly newspaper, to hs
called the "Prison Mirror" Lew Schoon.
maker is to be the editor, He has edited
paper at Waupon, Wis,